kolawoleibukun2:
firstly, this is an abuse of the military. an insult to the Nigerian military. that the military would be called to a trivial case like this is abhorring. this is a chairman's case.

secondly, the reporter is biased. we do not know what happened really. some igbo men are known to display hostility toward northerners or other tribes who do not speak igbo. they feel superior to everyone and want to get the first seat and they insult people for no reason.

thirdly, this might chase many customers away. igbo men make a lot of cash from hausa customers.

everything is translated into tribe and racism. I do not see it happening here. the hausa man does not speak igbo and the mob might have scared him. if I were the one i would definitely do the same. because the people in that onitsha market act too wise and too aggressive.

i love the way they stood up against the military and this is a warning to other clients that the military does not have the ultimate power. they will surely try to solve the issues before it escalates.

but where is the chairman's presence all along? all customers should know who to report to when they face unfair treatment. the reason this case got to the chairman's office is that the military got involved. would the chairman have paid any attention had the military not come?

is there a hotline that customers can reach to report any challenge?

is the chairman's office at a visible range or central location that customers can easily reach?

the fact is that the chairman allows traders to sell fake good and write fake invoice. many people have fallen victims to onitsha marketers. they all know but they think that they are smarter than everyone else. when one is faced with a case like that only the military intervention is sure.

you can quote and insult me but the truth never changes.

the one that hausa man did is worthy of an announcement. but the crimes committed in onithsa market daily is called wisdom. the fake goods and fake drugs sold there to kill people. why is no one reporting it?

if you stand up to military provocation against one igbo man, what stops you from standing up against the thousands of innocent people dying from fake good and fake drugs produced in onitsha market?
that is what honesty is all about i guess.

TheGreatJapan:




Arindin

TheGreatJapan:


Omo Ale

dainformant:
A man has narrated how violence would have erupted today at Onitsha Main Market in Anambra state after a Hausa man allegedly fought with a group of Igbo men following a disagreement. Ekwegbalu Nnamdi who witnessed the incident - took to Facebook to narrate what happened. Read below;

An ordinary incidence would have deteriorated into a violent demonstration today in Onitsha Main Market. And the incidence was as follows: a certain Hausa man allegedly was said to have been beaten by a group of Igbo men, reason being that he allegedly threw a metal pipe at a group of persons merely because they had asked him to carry his load with ease. Angrily some of those men resorted to fighting the Hausa man.

The Hausa man however, speedily ran to the barracks to bring military men. The soldiers without hesitation landed in the market and bundled a certain unsuspecting man into their truck. The man allegedly wasn't part of the incidence, but was unlucky to have been found at the scene of the incidence as of the time the soldiers arrived.

In response to the action, the people demonstrated that truly "Igwebuike" {Unity is Strength}. They quickly rallied round the military truck and refused that it would bundle this innocent Civilian to the barracks with them.

The soldiers however started threatening to invock violence. The matter would have gotten exponentially worse, as the people were determined to see to it that the worse happened, citing the injustice which daily is being meted on the Igbo race: from Boko Haram attacks, to the onslaught by Fulani Herdsman. They then wondered, how it is that these soldiers who were heavily armed responded quickly, merely because it was there fellow Hausa who brought the complaint.

As the tension continued to escalate and more people gathered to the scene, whereas the soldiers were equally undeterred. The chairman of Onitsha Main Market, Chief Ikechukwu Ekwegbalu swiftly intervenened, by descending to the arena like a Lion, requesting that the matter be brought to his office without delay, and with wisdom presided over the issue.

Long story cut short, the man was eventually not taken to the barracks as planned. Lesson to learn, when there is a strong leadership it acts as a deterrent to chaos. But then a point to ponder: Do these soldiers really react this speedily when a man who is not their kinsmen brings a report of an injustice to them or was it merely motivated by ethinic sentiment?

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/05/man-reveals-what-happened-after-fight-between-hausa-man-and-igbo-men-in-onitsha.html

kolawoleibukun2:
firstly, this is an abuse of the military. an insult to the Nigerian military. that the military would be called to a trivial case like this is abhorring. this is a chairman's case.

secondly, the reporter is biased. we do not know what happened really. some igbo men are known to display hostility toward northerners or other tribes who do not speak igbo. they feel superior to everyone and want to get the first seat and they insult people for no reason.

thirdly, this might chase many customers away. igbo men make a lot of cash from hausa customers.

everything is translated into tribe and racism. I do not see it happening here. the hausa man does not speak igbo and the mob might have scared him. if I were the one i would definitely do the same. because the people in that onitsha market act too wise and too aggressive.

i love the way they stood up against the military and this is a warning to other clients that the military does not have the ultimate power. they will surely try to solve the issues before it escalates.

but where is the chairman's presence all along? all customers should know who to report to when they face unfair treatment. the reason this case got to the chairman's office is that the military got involved. would the chairman have paid any attention had the military not come?

is there a hotline that customers can reach to report any challenge?

is the chairman's office at a visible range or central location that customers can easily reach?

the fact is that the chairman allows traders to sell fake good and write fake invoice. many people have fallen victims to onitsha marketers. they all know but they think that they are smarter than everyone else. when one is faced with a case like that only the military intervention is sure.

you can quote and insult me but the truth never changes.

the one that hausa man did is worthy of an announcement. but the crimes committed in onithsa market daily is called wisdom. the fake goods and fake drugs sold there to kill people. why is no one reporting it?

if you stand up to military provocation against one igbo man, what stops you from standing up against the thousands of innocent people dying from fake good and fake drugs produced in onitsha market?
that is what honesty is all about i guess.

fabre4:



you are very wise, the fake phones Yoruba sell everyday at computer village have you or your chairman ever spoken about it... see your foolish statement the chairman should do NAFDAC jobs for them because he doesn't have his own business to run

before you remove the peck of wood in someone's eye remove the log in yours.

Nigeriadondie:

All places in the East called Ama Hausa(Hausa quarters) have soldiers on standby that readily protects them. But in the north u have strangers quarters (sabon gari). So if a citizen calls another fellow citizen strange on the same country it goes to show how divided we tryky are. Nigeria can never be united.

TarOrfeek:
The Army is for the 95%.


You people already have Boys Brigade and IPoB.

Please manage.

kolawoleibukun2:
firstly, this is an abuse of the military. an insult to the Nigerian military. that the military would be called to a trivial case like this is abhorring. this is a chairman's case.

secondly, the reporter is biased. we do not know what happened really. some igbo men are known to display hostility toward northerners or other tribes who do not speak igbo. they feel superior to everyone and want to get the first seat and they insult people for no reason.

thirdly, this might chase many customers away. igbo men make a lot of cash from hausa customers.

everything is translated into tribe and racism. I do not see it happening here. the hausa man does not speak igbo and the mob might have scared him. if I were the one i would definitely do the same. because the people in that onitsha market act too wise and too aggressive.

i love the way they stood up against the military and this is a warning to other clients that the military does not have the ultimate power. they will surely try to solve the issues before it escalates.

but where is the chairman's presence all along? all customers should know who to report to when they face unfair treatment. the reason this case got to the chairman's office is that the military got involved. would the chairman have paid any attention had the military not come?

is there a hotline that customers can reach to report any challenge?

is the chairman's office at a visible range or central location that customers can easily reach?

the fact is that the chairman allows traders to sell fake good and write fake invoice. many people have fallen victims to onitsha marketers. they all know but they think that they are smarter than everyone else. when one is faced with a case like that only the military intervention is sure.

you can quote and insult me but the truth never changes.

the one that hausa man did is worthy of an announcement. but the crimes committed in onithsa market daily is called wisdom. the fake goods and fake drugs sold there to kill people. why is no one reporting it?

if you stand up to military provocation against one igbo man, what stops you from standing up against the thousands of innocent people dying from fake good and fake drugs produced in onitsha market?
that is what honesty is all about i guess.

Hargbo:
guy calm down...you don't judge and react when you have only a side of the story...the Igbo people might even be the ones at fault...so don't be to quick to throw blames...and you yourself knows that the manner and way you coorect people will trigger a reciprocating reaction...

Ogonimilitant:
Why would the useless Abboki go to invite military? is this not a civil matter they should have called police?. Thanks to the brave Igbo guys You cant intimidate an Igbo man. Meanwhile in another story,q Abokki arrested Afonja iman in Ilorin inside the mosque while he was preaching on how to get their state take over by Abokki, he is still under detaintion inside cell.

The othe Oba is still in prison for 2yrs counting in t!e hands of Abokis

jrusky:
Pls what is the meaning of these long nonsense write up

What did you mean as injustice to igbo nation simply a foolish aboki in their usual way ran to barrack to brought his fellow aboki to fight for him pls is that the injustice you are damn talking about If that is it then you need brain check because benue face such millitary backing fulani everyday.

In mile12 Lagos same way millitary backed the aboki to unleash terror. In Edo a millitary shielded fulani and killed the Edo guy for challenging fulani. In Taraba and Nassarawa it happened. In kaduna it has happened severally so what is your point Every little thing we igbo love generalizing it as if it's not happening in other stares and we claim victims.

All these unwarranted attitude from these useless aboki all came to the pick since Buhari gave them license to freely cause trouble around the country.

Pls your write up makes no sense.

BafanaBafana:
For that guy to have marched to the barracks to bring soldiers means a grave injustice had been metted on him.
We know how igbos hate hausas and will use every opportunity to pounce on a hausa.
Something that doesn't happen in the north.

dotunbidemi:
we the Yoruba's love to stand and watch as the two tribe always try their show of strength , but one thing is certain, my igbo brothers will never learn, they think they are smart while they are indeed not.

Sarkin:
~~. Keep quiet

kolawoleibukun2:
firstly, this is an abuse of the military. an insult to the Nigerian military. that the military would be called to a trivial case like this is abhorring. this is a chairman's case.

secondly, the reporter is biased. we do not know what happened really. some igbo men are known to display hostility toward northerners or other tribes who do not speak igbo. they feel superior to everyone and want to get the first seat and they insult people for no reason.

thirdly, this might chase many customers away. igbo men make a lot of cash from hausa customers.

everything is translated into tribe and racism. I do not see it happening here. the hausa man does not speak igbo and the mob might have scared him. if I were the one i would definitely do the same. because the people in that onitsha market act too wise and too aggressive.

i love the way they stood up against the military and this is a warning to other clients that the military does not have the ultimate power. they will surely try to solve the issues before it escalates.

but where is the chairman's presence all along? all customers should know who to report to when they face unfair treatment. the reason this case got to the chairman's office is that the military got involved. would the chairman have paid any attention had the military not come?

is there a hotline that customers can reach to report any challenge?

is the chairman's office at a visible range or central location that customers can easily reach?

the fact is that the chairman allows traders to sell fake good and write fake invoice. many people have fallen victims to onitsha marketers. they all know but they think that they are smarter than everyone else. when one is faced with a case like that only the military intervention is sure.

you can quote and insult me but the truth never changes.

the one that hausa man did is worthy of an announcement. but the crimes committed in onithsa market daily is called wisdom. the fake goods and fake drugs sold there to kill people. why is no one reporting it?

if you stand up to military provocation against one igbo man, what stops you from standing up against the thousands of innocent people dying from fake good and fake drugs produced in onitsha market?
that is what honesty is all about i guess.

kolawoleibukun2:
firstly, this is an abuse of the military. an insult to the Nigerian military. that the military would be called to a trivial case like this is abhorring. this is a chairman's case.

secondly, the reporter is biased. we do not know what happened really. some igbo men are known to display hostility toward northerners or other tribes who do not speak igbo. they feel superior to everyone and want to get the first seat and they insult people for no reason.

thirdly, this might chase many customers away. igbo men make a lot of cash from hausa customers.

everything is translated into tribe and racism. I do not see it happening here. the hausa man does not speak igbo and the mob might have scared him. if I were the one i would definitely do the same. because the people in that onitsha market act too wise and too aggressive.

i love the way they stood up against the military and this is a warning to other clients that the military does not have the ultimate power. they will surely try to solve the issues before it escalates.

but where is the chairman's presence all along? all customers should know who to report to when they face unfair treatment. the reason this case got to the chairman's office is that the military got involved. would the chairman have paid any attention had the military not come?

is there a hotline that customers can reach to report any challenge?

is the chairman's office at a visible range or central location that customers can easily reach?

the fact is that the chairman allows traders to sell fake good and write fake invoice. many people have fallen victims to onitsha marketers. they all know but they think that they are smarter than everyone else. when one is faced with a case like that only the military intervention is sure.

you can quote and insult me but the truth never changes.

the one that hausa man did is worthy of an announcement. but the crimes committed in onithsa market daily is called wisdom. the fake goods and fake drugs sold there to kill people. why is no one reporting it?

if you stand up to military provocation against one igbo man, what stops you from standing up against the thousands of innocent people dying from fake good and fake drugs produced in onitsha market?
that is what honesty is all about i guess.

Demmzy15:
Seriously, I don't like people that play victims every single day of their life. The Hausa guy knew he wouldn't get justice around so he resorted to the army. What's more annoying is the mentioning of Boko-are-rams, herdsmen, etc but fact remains these animals kill more non-Igbos so why mention them?

Demmzy15:
Seriously, I don't like people that play victims every single day of their life. The Hausa guy knew he wouldn't get justice around so he resorted to the army. What's more annoying is the mentioning of Boko-are-rams, herdsmen, etc but fact remains these animals kill more non-Igbos so why mention them?

BafanaBafana:
For that guy to have marched to the barracks to bring soldiers means a grave injustice had been metted on him.
We know how igbos hate hausas and will use every opportunity to pounce on a hausa.
Something that doesn't happen in the north.

Demmzy15:
They gather beat on man, you know he surely can't fight and normal human instinct of survival would dictate to any rational thinking person to resort to where he'll surely get justice. At least look at some issues with a wider lens

Ibrahim505:
What I observed from the story are:
The ethnic minority there knows the right place to channel their grievances

The government is desperate to ensure security of lives and properties there

Igbo leaders are sabotaging government move to ensure security in the north east

There is high level of frustration and depression within that community making them to always forget that there brothers are also scattered in the north for their business.

justtoodark:


ofcourse it doesnt make sense......

are they trying to tell us their are no igbos in the nigerian military......?

BafanaBafana:
For that guy to have marched to the barracks to bring soldiers means a grave injustice had been metted on him.
We know how igbos hate hausas and will use every opportunity to pounce on a hausa.
Something that doesn't happen in the north.

Cisco2:

d same igbos will still sabotage you remember.

Ibrahim505:
What I observed from the story are:
The ethnic minority there knows the right place to channel their grievances

The government is desperate to ensure security of lives and properties there

Igbo leaders are sabotaging government move to ensure security in the north east

There is high level of frustration and depression within that community making them to always forget that there brothers are also scattered in the north for their business.

whiteTORTIISE:
Wetin Aboki dey do for Onitsha sef. don nor dey fear death?